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Explain how dissolution occurs using the collision theory to help you explain.

Explain how dissolution occurs using the collision theory to help you explain.
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Explain how dissolution occurs using the collision theory to help you explain.

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The more the collisions in solute particles, then the more solvent particles will collide with them. So , solute particles having collision with the solvent particles will dissolve quick in the solution.
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